a pseudoscience claiming divination by the positions of the planets and sun and moon
Astrology (from Greek: ἄστρον (astron), 'star', and λόγος (logos), 'theory', 'study': lit. ...
The study of the movements and relative positions of celestial bodies and their supposed influence on human affairs
is divination using celestial bodies: the sun, moon, planets, and stars.
The theory and practice of the positions and aspects of celestial bodies in the belief that they have an influence on the course of natural ...
Divination by interpreting the movements of heavenly bodies, particularly the major planets.
The science of relationships as measured by correlations between the movements of celestial bodies and circumstances and events on earth. The art of interpreting the meanings of these relationships. Some branches of astrology are : electional, esoteric, horary, medical, meteorological, and mundane.
Group of systems, traditions, and beliefs in which knowledge of the relative positions of celestial bodies and related information is held to be useful in understanding, interpreting, and organizing knowledge about personality, human affairs, and other terrestrial events
The study of the influence of celestial bodies on any behavior, activity, or condition on Earth. It is a guide to who we are.
An ancient system of divination that uses the position of the planets, moon and sun in the twelve Zodiac positions at the moment of one's birth to gain knowledge of the future.
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The art and science of the study of the relationships between people and events on earth, and the cycles, position, aspects, and motion of the Sun, Moon and eight planets along the ecliptic. Image at right: Stonehenge megaliths near Salisbury, England. ...
The study of the positions and aspects of heavenly bodies with a view to predicting their influence on human affairs. Has nothing to do with Modern Astronomy.
Knowledge on how to read the cosmos, particularly the planets in relation to the stars, in order to assess the qualities and development of anything and everything taking birth in the cosmos. Geocentric astrology applies to births on the planet Earth. ...
An ancient oracle and system based on the belief that planetary, zodiac/constellation cycles influence human and earthly affairs. Modern astrologers will find meaning and purpose in the stars. ...
The study of the planets and how they might influence the lives of people
The study of the stars, planets, moons and their influence on humans. The Tarot and astrology are often used together as their oracle power is greater when combined.
an ancient system of divination using the positions of the planets, moon, and stars. According to astrology the celestial bodies exert specific energies that influence people and events. These influences may be determined by mapping positions in the sky at various times.
The pseudoscience that deals with the supposed influences of the configurations and locations in the sky of the Sun, Moon, and planets on human destiny; a primitive religion having its origin in ancient Babylonia.
The science and art of studying the heavenly bodies and their effects on human behavior, experiences, and events. ...
Massive subject. The study of how the moon, stars, planets and galaxies have an invisible affect on human beings, their affairs and their destiny. ...
( in astrology: In Sāsānian Iran ) Shortly after Ardashīr I founded the Sāsānian empire in ad 226, a substantial transmission of both Greek and Indian astrology to Iran took place. ...
Primitive belief that the stars have influence over peoples lives.
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